Instead of "circuits," the Short Circus was the on-theme house band on what '70s PBS show?
Because they were tasked with helping the "Juice" flow—i.e., O.J. Simpson—the Buffalo Bills' 1970s offenses had what "utilitarian" nickname?
Along with the Water Works, what's the other utility space on a standard Monopoly board?
Calling themselves the "black-heads," ancient Sumerians lived in what modern-day country?
Home to some hanging gardens you've probably heard of, Babylon was in what present-day nation?
Still hanging out on the Tigris, a virtual stone's throw from the Euphrates, Baghdad is the Mesopotamian capital of what country?
What gooey treat is known in its Eurasian homeland as lokum?
The oldest confectioner in Istanbul and the whole country, Haci Bekir goes through tons of powdered sugar finishing off cubes of what stuff?
In "The Chronicles of Narnia," the White Witch plies Edmund with what "national" treat that—hold up, is Narnia in the same world as Turkey?
Sitting between iron and nickel on the periodic table, what element gets its name from goblins in German folklore?
For centuries, a specific blue paint was made using what ore that is also the name of a 21st-century Chevy compact?
We're not saying he used this specific thing to enhance his performance, but Barry Bonds purveyor Balco does make up 5/6 of the name of what metal?
Alphabetically, the first names of the four two-time Pulitzer winners for Fiction are Booth, Colson, WHAT, and William?
Since the authors share a name, some scholars credit the Book of Revelation to which gospel writer?
One helped write the Declaration of Independence, another wrote "Profiles in Courage": Just 2 of the 5 U.S. presidents with what first name?